munter

British

/ ˈmʌntə /

noun

slang an unattractive person

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Etymology

Origin of munter

C20: of unknown origin

Example Sentences

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While living there with his girlfriend, the artist Gabriele Münter, he came home in twilight to see one of his own paintings on its side.

From New York Times

Sadie Munter and Karyssa Domingo are second-year medical students in San Diego, where Weena Joshi is a practicing pediatrician.

From Los Angeles Times

"We're warning investors to be very wary of some of the claims that are being made by crypto companies," said Paul Munter, SEC's acting chief accountant in an interview with the journal.

From Reuters

After visiting different projects meeting the people dedicating their lives to helping these animals, Münter said it gave her hope that there are "good people working to solve these problems" but "they need as much help as they can get".

From BBC

Münter has been working with BBC Sport - using her background and passion for the environment and conservation to show how climate change and pollution are impacting wildlife in Florida.

From BBC

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